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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
5
Governor Church of the Sixth district of Rotary International paid a farewell visit to the Dillon Rotary Club last Wednesday. He spoke at the weekly luncheon in the Andrus Hotel about Rotary aims and public improvements sponsored by the organization, noting Rotary's global reach with 180000 members and 1800 clubs.
Judge Henry G. Rodgers granted a decree of foreclosure against Hecla Consolidated Mining by the Sanitary Company of America. The mortgage of 177800 will be foreclosed and property sold at sheriff sale on December 16. Letters of administration were granted to the State Bank of Dillon for the estates of Frank Kershaw and Anita Kershaw. W F Cashmore named administrator of H Dewey Cashmore estate.
George M. Clemon presents a purebred Hereford calf to a Smith Hughes student at Beaverhead County High School. The six month old calf will be fed at the Carlson ranch near Dillon under D P Thurber supervision and shown at the county fair next year as baby beef. James Melton Jr reported a $100 profit on last year’s calf project and eight students have since bought calves to fatten for the next fair and sale.
The P T A met in the kindergarten rooms at the new training school for a brief business session. Helen Peterson played piano, Mrs E B Davis spoke on books, and the Normal College Girls Glee Club performed two numbers. A round table on books engaged many attendees. a father and son gathering is planned for next month.
The Jackson P. T. A. met November 16 at the school house opening with America. National Book Week featured member roll calls sharing favorite authors and periodicals. Miss Leanne Foussard spoke on Books as a Standard Equipment for the Home. a synopsis will be published in the Bulletin. A Christmas program social is planned.
Two senior teams defeated two junior teams in the M club annual hoop tournament at Normal College last Saturday evening, launching the season. Coach O. K. Moe plans to pick first and second squads from the four entrants as Kay Lang the lone veteran out, with a host of promising players including M. Cole N. Cole E. Watts J. Donaldson J. Lucier H. Cole L. Nelson F. Benbrooks Backus Bass Sammers Kephart Halverson Poppie Somers and Barnard showing potential.
Mrs G T Paul and John Conover were involved in a Sunday afternoon crash at the Montana Bannack intersection. The Paul car rolled onto its side after a right side hit. both drivers escaped serious injury though two Paul windows and the windshield were broken.
An error in tabulation caused Norah Connelley to be listed with 2730 votes for county treasurer though the correct total was 2414. John Baker, unopposed for clerk and recorder, received 2494 as the largest complimentary vote.
Prohibition agents in October confiscated 3 450 gallons of beer 1 119 gallons of whisky and 142 gallons of wine. Five cars and 23 stiits were taken. There were 157 arrests. The Examiner is Beaverhead's own newspaper with county interests.
Beavers overwhelmed Idaho Falls High 57-0 in the last game of the season. Harold Price and Harold Little starred as Beavers hammered through the Tiger line for multiple touchdowns. Butner and Littie contributed big runs and passes, with Little converting several extra points. The wide margin surprised local fans who expected a tougher test.
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